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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7 / DMC-ZS3
10.1 megapixels, first seen: 7 January 2009
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User Score (1541)9.0
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Expert Score (40)8.0
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Design (22)9.0
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Value for money (85)8.9
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Features (52)9.0
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Ease of use (89)9.2
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Performance (92)9.1
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Picture quality (99)9.2
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List All 8 PricesPros & Cons
- 720p movies, great hd video options, awesome zoom range, close focus macro mode, accurate stills
- mode dial is finicky, body shows scratches, loose scene mode dial, video file issues, loose selection dial
- 10.1MP with a massive 12 x Optical Zoom
- 25mm Wide Angle Leica DC-Vario Elmar Lens allows you to fit everyone in the photo
- 3.0 Inch LCD Screen
- Intelligent Auto - Including Mega O.I.S., Intelligent ISO, Face Detection, Intelligent Scene Selector, Intelligent Exposure, Face Recognition & AF Tracking
- AVCHD Lite Recording & HDMI Viera Link
- 25mm wide-angle LEICA DC VARIO-ELMAR lens with 12x optical zoom - The TZ7 packs a LEICA DC VARIO-ELMAR lens with 12x optica…
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Reviews of Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7 / DMC-ZS3
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Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7
Reviewer: Brisbane Times7 May 2009Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7 Price: $770 Good but expensive The lowdown: This 10.1-megapixel camera has a 25-300mm (film equivalent) Leica-branded, optically stabilised lens. The large (75mm) LCD screen is of decent resolution and useful even in sunlight. It takes face detection to a new level - it "recognises" people! Construction is good and all controls work well, although it is too easy to inadvertently move the mode selection dial. There is a reasonable degree of user... Read more
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7
Reviewer: Camerasdirect13 July 2009Panasonic has long been a leader in the ultra-zoom category, largely because it has produced cameras that are genuinely pocketable but are also easy to use, feature-rich and offer good performance. Unfortunately, it's taken almost six months since we first experienced the Lumix DMC-TZ7 at Panasonic's Asian Region launch in Singapore for a review camera to become available. That's a pity because this camera has a lot to interest potential buyers. Read more
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Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7
Reviewer: review.smh.au7 May 2009Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7 Price: $770 Good but expensive The lowdown: This 10.1-megapixel camera has a 25-300mm (film equivalent) Leica-branded, optically stabilised lens. The large (75mm) LCD screen is of decent resolution and useful even in sunlight. It takes face detection to a new level - it "recognises" people! Construction is good and all controls work well, although it is too easy to inadvertently move the mode selection dial. There is a reasonable degree of user... Read more
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7
Reviewer: PhotoReview23 August 2009- Overall 9
Panasonic has long been a leader in the ultra-zoom category, largely because it has produced cameras that are genuinely pocketable but are also easy to use, feature-rich and offer good performance. Unfortunately, it's taken almost six months since we first experienced the Lumix DMC-TZ7 at Panasonic's Asian Region launch in Singapore for a review camera to become available. That's a pity because this camera has a lot to interest potential buyers.  ... [more] Read more
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ7
Reviewer: CNET27 May 2009- Overall 8
Panasonic appears to have another winner on its hands with the TZ7. It's not perfect by any means — most notably that frustrating mode dial and lack of manual control, for which you'll want to look at something like Canon's SX200 IS , with a similar zoom range and HD video recording. However, if you want a sturdy compact camera that can deliver excellent images, you won't be disappointed in the TZ7. Read more
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Reviewer: Gary Homestown, MyShopping.com.au21 May 2009
- Overall 7
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